F5F Stay Refreshed Hardware Desktop Rysen 5 1600 performance at 4.1Ghz / 1.425v in Elden Ring

Rysen 5 1600 performance at 4.1Ghz / 1.425v in Elden Ring

Rysen 5 1600 performance at 4.1Ghz / 1.425v in Elden Ring

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DrSchmoecker
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03-07-2017, 01:26 AM
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It's significantly better than expected. The 5600x offers 60-70% improved single-core performance. For Elden Ring, reducing graphics settings helps it run smoothly at around 60 FPS with a base of 1700 + 590. Still, loading times and tougher boss fights can be frustrating. This is mainly because older Japanese titles rely on frame rates, putting extra strain on the CPU. Nothing new here. PS4 and Xone games generally maintain about 30 FPS but also experience dips due to their weaker processors.
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03-07-2017, 01:26 AM #11

It's significantly better than expected. The 5600x offers 60-70% improved single-core performance. For Elden Ring, reducing graphics settings helps it run smoothly at around 60 FPS with a base of 1700 + 590. Still, loading times and tougher boss fights can be frustrating. This is mainly because older Japanese titles rely on frame rates, putting extra strain on the CPU. Nothing new here. PS4 and Xone games generally maintain about 30 FPS but also experience dips due to their weaker processors.

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